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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented text outlines postal publishing details, advertiser deadlines, and urging readers in Umatilla County to adopt new farming methods. Mentions a security building at 404 Fourth Street and a weekly publication schedule. Contains partial phrases about mail subscriptions and a housing message for working families.
Fragmentary verse lines recall common wishes repeated daily and settling near home as familiar, comforting thoughts.
A Pendleton report recounts a clash between Will Moore candidate for mayor and saloon interests. Saloons threatened to oust the Pacific Coast Elevator if two Moore-backed workers aiding a Sunday gambling crackdown were not fired. Moore refused, stirring opposition from saloon factions who allege he leans Democrat or Prohibitionist, while backers cite his independence from their dictates.
The new owners of the Cunningham property may convert part of the county holdings to farming land signaling hope. Previously the tract, though suitable for agriculture, was mainly used for range and largely non productive aside from seasonal grazing. The plan aims to boost sheep production and expand value from the Cunningham ranches.
Senator Fulton fights for eastern Oregon irrigation with Secretary Hitchcock backing Oregon. He argues not charging the entire Klamath project to Oregon as California would share funds for East Armila. Critics liken resistant lawmakers to a hungry yearling bull calf clinging to its mother amid public ire.
Assessor C. P. Strain promotes a pamphlet urging reversion of the Inheritance tax to increase the irreducible public school fund. He warns that income from choice school land has dwindled to about 4,999,000 dollars, with rising pupil numbers and little growth in fund income, risking per capita support. The movement calls for citizen endorsement to safeguard education funding.
Miss Stella de Lioncoeurt Berthier becomes the first woman to join a regular American veterinary college in New York State. She aims to specialize in ladies' pet animals and plans to focus on dogs cats birds ponies and other household pets.
Lucien Angel of Chehalis fell under a passenger train at Centralia. He lost both legs at the knees and died shortly afterward. He was 30, from Mingouri, and unmarried.
The November 27 issue highlights unusual content with a witty Arcadia piece by Jerome Hart and a humorous sketch about Mrs Fitsherbert. It notes a New York Flaneur piece on The Prince and the Horse Show and praises Josephine Hart Phelps criticism of Richard Mansfield along with department features.
A brief health notice claims a cure for those ailing with stomach troubles and weak constitutions. It urges readers to abandon old methods and start using the new treatment to regain strength and health.
A vintage advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a modern, successful cure for headaches, bloating, indigestion, dyspepsia, cramps, poor appetite, and general debility. The copy urges all sick people to start using it today.
Eilers Piano House promotes wholesale prices and small monthly payments for top brands. Trade in old pianos or organs, save up to $100, and purchase from western’s largest piano dealer with reliable makes like Chickering Weber Kimball Hobart M. Cable and more.
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